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Category Archives: Microsoft
UK's largest commercial broadcaster drops Silverlight for Flash
Following the news last week that Microsoft and UK-based retailer Tesco announced a commercial agreement (no details of the financial arrangements were published) it is interesting to see that one media company who previously adopted Microsoft Silverlight for its online … Continue reading
Adobe CEO talks about Flash and new technologies on FT.com
There is a three part video interview with Shantanu Narayen, Adobe’s CEO, up on FT.com today as part of their “View from the Top” series, in which they talk to CEOs about news and trends within their respective industry. In … Continue reading
Posted in Adobe, Enterprise RIA, Microsoft, Technology
Tagged Adobe, apple, ceo, competition, google, Microsoft
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Visual Studio Flex development: Amethyst update
Back in December I wrote about some new options for developers using Visual Studio for Flex development – one of the tools I highlighted was Amethyst from SapphireSteel, which is currently available in beta. As well as working on a … Continue reading
Posted in Flex, Microsoft, Rich Internet Apps
Tagged amethyst, Flex, sapphire steel, visual studio
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Going beyond 'Deep Zoom' with Adobe Scene7 on the Flash Platform
Microsoft made a lot of noise during the run-up to the launch of Silverlight 2 about ‘Deep Zoom’, a feature which lets users zoom into an image or collection of images using a control in a Silverlight application. There have … Continue reading
Evolution of the BBC iPlayer
For anyone involved or interested in distribution of media content over the Internet, understanding how the BBC’s iPlayer service has evolved, why certain decisions were made and what future directions are being explored makes for fascinating reading. The European Broadcasting … Continue reading
New Flex IDE options for .NET and Java developers
Until recently Flex developers had the option of using the free, open source SDK (together with a text editor of choice) or purchasing Flex Builder, Adobe’s Eclipse-based IDE for building, debugging, profiling and deploying Flex applications. The momentum behind Flex … Continue reading
Posted in Adobe, Flex, Microsoft
Tagged .NET, amethyst, ensemble, Flex, visual studio, vs2008
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